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News Archives from November 23, 2001:
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Bush Cozying Up to the Kennedys
Utah's
Only Democrat Likely to Lose Next Election
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An Organization on the Lookout for Patriotic Incorrectness
House Rep. Simmons highly sought after for intelligence experience
Cyberspace
Seen as Potential Battleground
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Two Men Die in Private Jet Crash in Pittsburgh
Shouting "Liberty and Freedom for All," Man Sets Self on Fire in Illinois Mall
U.S. Sikhs issue turban guidelines
Experts feel telephone system is vulnerable to attack
Riding the rails to rediscover America; Train travel's languorous pace has new appeal
Paper Shield Dismantled; In Geneva, John Bolton demolishes America's treaty fetish
New Airport Screeners Must Distinguish Signal from Noise
Bioterror by the book: Activist promotes book on making deadly weapons
Local
Chiefs Want U.S. to Tell More on Safety Plans
Through Open Gates: America's Dangerously Flawed Immigration Policies
Talk radio enjoys boost as listeners seek news not offered by television
Home-Grown Terrorism is Not Necessarily to the Right of the Political Spectrum
Ground Zero will be tourist attraction
Out of the Loop: Relatives of WTC civilian victims seek unified voice
U.S.
Airport Task Starts With Staff
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Malls
Are Tightening Security as the Rush Begins
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Turkish Magazine Has the Last Laugh
Russia Seeks Own Interests in Post-War Afghanistan
Saudi
Says Bush's Words May Soothe Arab Feelings
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German Green Party Faces Grassroots Rebellion Over Afghanistan War
U.S. warns of Indonesia travel
Iraq
Tops List of U.S. Terror Targets
Pakistan Continues to Hold Nuclear Scientists Reported to Have Been Released
Some
Muslims in Malaysia are drawn to the fighting in Afghanistan, on Taliban's
side
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Blair
Seeks Integration With Europe
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Canada to Study Air-Security Bill Similar to United States
Turkey Recognizes Men and Women as Equals
China Cracks Down on its Muslim Population
NATO
Plan Offers Russia Equal Voice on Some Policies
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Democracy's
Uneasy Steps in Islamic World
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Radicals abroad urged destruction of Bamiyan Buddhas
Women and Children Held Hostage in Kandahar to Prevent Desertion
Anti-Taleban fighters executed
Alliance
Reports Planes Flew Into Kunduz to Rescue Fighters
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Plight of Afghan Women Changes Overnight
U.N. meeting on Afghanistan's government delayed
Afghan warlords will meet at Hitler hotel
Terror
bounty in new league — most Afghans can't fathom $25 million
Some think Taliban supreme leader remains in Kandahar
Taliban reportedly holding women, children hostage to deter fighters from surrender
Hundreds of bodies found in Mazar
Warlords
have undercut peace before; already forged strongholds in vacuum left
Afghan Warlord Takes Charge of Law and Order in Jalalabad
Alliance says foreign al-Qaida fighters would be put in camps
Pakistan Shuts Down its Last Taliban Embassy
Opium Poppies Take Root Once Again in Afghanistan
To Taliban Forces, White Flags Often Aren't; Alliance Double-Crossed
Taliban Chief Mullah Mohammad Omar Appoints Deputy, Goes Into Hiding
Relief Effort at Risk From Bandits in Afghanistan
Refugees Ask to Return to Afghanistan
Peacekeeping Force in Afghanistan Must Be Islamic
Efforts Underway to Forge Multi-Ethnic Afghan Government
Taliban Orders Journalists Out of Afghan Town of Spin Buldak
Mystery, martyrdom beckon bin Laden
Where is Majahideen Leader Rasul Sayyaf?
Sharjah International Airport Denies Allegations Over Ariana Airlines
Alliance rejects role for Taleban in future
Bin Laden Now a Target in Arab Media
British troops not needed: 6,000 troops to stand down
Tied
to the stake: Al-Qaeda prepares to fight to the last Afghan
Search for government hinges on finding acceptable Pashtuns
Taleban draws Alliance blood as US stays away
Konduz: City of blood and betrayal
Robbers return brings back the bad old days
Taleban Ministers Led Art Raid on Kabul's National Museum
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
6 Palestinians Dead in Mideast Violence
U.N. Panel Urges Israel To Eliminate Torture as Violence Continues
Israelis Kill Hamas Leader, Gaza Children Mourned
Israeli Troops Kill Palestinian Teen
Opposition Prepares to Take Kunduz, Taliban Surrender Being Negotiated
U.S. 'allows Pakistani fighters to escape'
Delta Force Has Killed Hundreds
Taleban May be Close to a Surrender of Kunduz
In
Skirmish, Bold Rebel Attack Swerves to Retreat
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Taliban Leader Believed to be in Kandahar Despite Reports to the Contrary
Massacre Fears Grow Over Fate of Besieged Kunduz
Senior Al Qaeda, Taliban Leaders Caught in Kunduz
Taliban
in Kunduz Given Deadline to Surrender
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Kunduz
Reveals the Fluidity of Afghan Battle Lines
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U.S. official says some al-Qaida, Taliban trapped in Kunduz
Ships named for victims of terrorist attacks may be deployed to Persian Gulf
Kunduz Tightly Encircled; Surrender Terms Discussed
Northern Alliance launches 3-pronged attack on Kunduz
Uzbek ally of bin Laden reportedly killed
Kunduz Attacked, U.S. Wants no Escape for Fighters
Special forces get free rein to plan and execute attacks as necessary
Special Forces Target Fuel Supplies
U.S.
Hits Caves in bin Laden Hunt; Battle Rages in North
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Tests Find No Anthrax in Connecticut
U.S.
Hunting Antiviral Drug to Use in Case of Smallpox
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FBI Scientist Explains Anthrax Delay
Postal
Union: Workers Watch Out; Continuing Anthrax Fears
Anthrax Case in Chile Confirmed
Terrorists may be detained in Guam
London Connection to Embassy Bombings
Fraud Suspect Knew Hijacker Atta
Breaking
Law or Principles to Give Information to U.S. on Terrorism
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A Test of Principles: Conflict between catching the guilty, protecting the innocent
FBI Says Appeals for Information on Terrorism Has Backfired, Offering Few Leads
Congress to delay any probes into Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
Al-Qaida Network May Survive Attacks
Suspected Hijacker Tied to Madrid Cell
More Offer Information on Osama bin Laden
Disaster
Gives the Uninsured Wider Access to Medicaid
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FDNY action figure sells briskly
Bush Administration Seeks Compromise on Stimulus
Some smaller airlines weathering downturn in airline industry
Osama's Spitting Image puppet to go on sale
Israeli firms add shifts, hire workers to meet surge in demand for safety products
Friedman:
Terrorist Software
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Cockburn: The Northern Alliance Has Won, So Don't Expect it to Give Up Power
The
Pilgrims' Magna Carta: Americans can't defend a history they don't know
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Noonan:
What We Have Learned; Sept. 11 revealed the strength of this nation
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Pipes: The defeat of militant Islam
